Kudremukh National Park nestling amidst mountains is famous for its scenic beauty. Further, the park got its designation as a national park in 1987. The 600-kilometer square area is one of the state's most well-preserved national parks. 

In addition, the Kudremukh National Park jewels natural beauty, high rising peaks with many fauna and flora, and picturesque trekking routes overseeing verdant grasslands. There is much to experience here! Moreover, in the zone of the Western Ghats, this wildlife-protected area is the second-largest belonging to a tropical wet evergreen forest.

In the native language of the area, Kudremukha translates to horse face. The highest mountain peak in the park resembles the face of a horse from a particular side. Further, it rises to 1,894 meters (6,214 feet) and is the second-highest peak in Karnataka. The area of Kudremukh National Park is the habitat of many endemic species and endangered animals and plants, with mammals such as leopards, wild dogs, and tigers as the primary predators of the region.

Initially, the place was developed for an important iron-ore mining town. Thankfully, a successful campaign of conservationists against the adverse effects on the environment saved the place. Finally, the lush green surroundings of Kudremukh are a wildlife and nature lover's paradise, serving you the best Western Ghats in great detail.

Kudremukh National Park Permit 

Do not forget to grab a trekking permit before you enter the peak for trekking purposes. You can get the permits from the Kudremukh town in the Reserve Forest Office. Take permission from the office here and also hire a guide if you wish. Remember, camping on the national park grounds isn't allowed, and strict action will be taken if found camping.